Franklin High School - Purrs and Scratches Yearbook (Franklin, OH)

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Che Board nf .fdumfialf Seated, left to right: Fred Byers, J. Forrest Burns, Superintendent' joe Baxter Jr., Presidentg Elmer 1. Gregg, Clerkg Marshall Miller, Sam ,Ward, Carl Eisenminger, Vice President.

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Secretary MRS. LEONA ORNDORF Prinripal CECIL H. RATCLIFF .-w- Y d L Affiftant Principal Athletic Dirertor GLENN W. KESSLER